Tax office notes popular license numbers in Potter County
The Potter County tax assessor collector reports the number 13 and the 7 11 combination are popular for car license requests. Many residents seek numbers matching their homes or phones, with a March 31 deadline to submit requests. Early submissions reduce lines and ensure processing.
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Potter County
Hubert Cole
Cole
Aceewna Pwelovise
Bua
Coe
E. W. Barnard
West Eighth
Jack Hill
Rickey
Abilene
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Roy Lawrence
Amarillo News Briefs Highlight Births and Local Updates
Births reported at Northwest Texas Hospital include a daughter born to Mrs. R. B. Smith and three other newborns to Mr. and Mrs. Woodall and Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. SICK CALLS note Will Davis's critical illness in Stuart Oklahoma and illness summons for nearby families. Military notes feature Captain O Grady’s Headhunters unit in Korea and four Amarillo Marines headed overseas. Civil service exams announced for Federal Security Agency positions in Texas.
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Bill Wilkins
West Eleventh
Stuart
Okla
Will Davis
Sf M&m
Clifford Davis
L. A. Vahue
Amarillo
Boulder
Colo
Ray Vahue
Vahue
William B. Davis
Davis
Ray
William Davis
The
University of Colorado
Mfr
R. B. Smith
North West First
Northwest Texas Hospital
M. B.woodall
West Tenth
R. L. Lynch
Florida
Charlie Waters
C. C. Gibson
Western
Marfa
Edgar J. Sowell
Polk
California
Margueritte Bivins
Lloyd Bivins
West Twentieth
Harry O
Glasser
Enid
Highway 60 Association
Texas
G. G. Laing
Washington
R. A. Love
Taylor
Blackburn-Shaw
Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix
Dwight Elliott
Wendell Henry
Jim Bobdance
Paul Ellis
Military Department
Lloyd Lee Hulsey
Mae Hulsey
Johnson
Camp Polk
Hulsey
45Th National Guard
Oklahoma
Japan
Amarillo Hardware Company
Army
Joe M. O'Grady
501
North Pierce
Eighth
Far East
Korea
O’grady
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Cal
Elvis E. Tate
Belleview
Robert L. Maxwell
Federal Security Agency
Young Amarillo Senior Aims At Big Racing Dreams
Our Younger Generation profile of Bill Overstreet known as Al Falfa Bill or Slick lists his age as 18, aliases, and his parents at 1706 Canyon Road. He is a black haired blue eyed Amarillo Junior High Richont BFRI senior, secretary of Future Farmers of America 1949, president of World Geography club 1949 1950, and quarterback for the Yannigans in 1948 with interests in football auto racing cattle raising and ambitions to become a rancher or Indianapolis 500 driver.
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James Jacquet
Amarillo
Clovis
W. F. Rutter
Bil
Monrse
Dumas
Earl O’keefe
Pampa
J. H. Wright
T. M. Gregory
East Eleventh
E. J. Huddleston
Childress
Gary Pace
John R. House
Peacock Cleaners
West Tenth
Jeff Gray
Groom
Mr. Gray
Kansas City
Joe D. Allen
Slick
E. B. Overstreet
Canyon Road
Amarillo Junior High
Richont
Future Farmers of America
World Geography Club
The
Yannigans
No Support Loans for 1951 Grains
Washington date Feb 28 1951 to prevent extending small grain support loans for the 1950 crop. The Agriculture Department announced maturity dates expire March 31 for grain sorghums and April 30 for wheat oats barley and rye.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
SPINDLETOP PIONEER EDGAR CLINTON JOHNSTON DIES
Edgar Clinton Johnston, member of the famed Johnston drilling family from the Spindletop field, died yesterday at age 52. He was a junior professional assistant earning 3100 dollars annually and an economist and statistician with a salary range from 3825 to 8800 dollars per year. Applications and details available from H M Timmons civil service secretary Room 22 post office building.
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Longview
Edgar Clinton Johnston
Johnston
H. M. Timmons
Civil Service
Post Office
Slaughterers Ask Price Ltd Urges Livestock Price Fix
Metropolitan Meat Slaughterers Association says its members must shut down unless a price on livestock is imposed. They state neither wholesalers nor retailers can sell at a ceiling price while price-exempt livestock keeps rising in cost daily. The group, in a resolution to Price Stabilizer Michael V., said they have operated since Jan. 25 at severe losses and cannot operate much longer. The association claims its members supply New York and New Jersey with five million pounds of meat weekly.
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New York
Metropolitan Meat Slaughterers Association
Michael V. i
Association
New Jersey
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PC aLaus
Wrigleys
Gazage Chewing Gum
Ais
Southern Brokerage Co
O. G. McClain
Elmer
Lates Syndicate, Inc
Lore Plushbottom
Emmy
SATAN
Nat Fleischer
Ar É Lind
Tewe
Earl Lynn
Ollie Davenport
McAlister
Gredy Porter
West Fifteenth
Odessa
R. C. Copeland
Jimmy
Booth Polk
O. J. Johnson
Arch Terrace
H & Bill Duckworth
Hollis
Clarence Wright
Canyon
Jeanette Cartwright
Buchanan
Bill Anderson
W. L. Anderson
A. B. Jones
Avondale
C. B. Farmer
Byron Kirby
van Buren
Garland
Edith Crabb
John Fiecker
Clarendon
Rex Jones
Rex Saunders
Spearman
A. E. Whitehead
Slayton
C. C. Freeman
Chester Fires
Wellington
C. W. Wharton
Tucumcari
E. S. Langton
Hornerville
M. S. Stewart
Sedalia
Mio
R. C. Stewart
Riper
Wis
S. F. Newbold
M.S. Stewart
Newbold
General Electric Industrial
Harry Stone
Bob Whippo
Seminole
Southwestern Public Service Company
Ernest Clark
Memphis
Walter Baldock
Dalhert
Baldock
B. F. Goodrich
Dalhart
Thor
D. B. Holland
Lubbock
W. S. Batson
Holland
Batson
E Harold Kershaw
Perryton
General Electric
Mark Hortenstine
Travis
Gays, Tll
William Ince
A North Taylor
Duke, Okla
A. M. MecGaugh
R Bowie
Plainview
C. S. Mears
la Paloma
Johnny Murphy
Garfield
Jack B. Newsom
Aroma Phoena
C. C. Pened
Jackson
Dan "Phillips
Tyler
James T. Smith
North West Fourteenth
H. G. Spence
Parker
Hooker
Oklo
Panhandle Kennel Club
Herring Hotel
Ralph Morrison
Cochran Flight Wing Scouts
Roy Kerr
Cochran Flight Wing
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Riner
Fairmont
By Matt Curzon
Esquire
EL Paso
John McCarty
West Ninth
Carlsbad
L. P. Ricks
Austin
Carl D. Coffee
Charles O'Dell
Monroe
Browning Blue Print Co
San Gabriel
Ora Wright
Bill Over
Slaughterers Ask Price Ltd
Globe News
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